Maui fair success reviewed with plans for 1997
Fragmentary text notes Maui fair success and a plan to improve next year in 1997, suggesting continued efforts and expectations from organizers.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1928
Page
3
Fragmentary text notes Maui fair success and a plan to improve next year in 1997, suggesting continued efforts and expectations from organizers.
A garbled historic snippet shows Gene turning down a cigarette endorsement offer amid health concerns. The text implies payment and pressure from cigarette makers, with mentions of ten rand and a sale context, but details are unclear.
A list records women married at the executive mansion in Washington since the presidency began. Names include Laney Payne, Anna Tos, Marie Monroe, Helen Jackson, Bella Lewis, Nellie Grent, Emily Platt, Elinor Wilton, and Mrs Norman Galt among others with marriage years ranging from 1812 to 1918.
Valley Mills readers learn of visitors and relocations as residents move to or from town. Notable entries include the Lugdhe family moving from Cliff to Valley Mills, Miles Lottie Barr visiting from Dallas after Colorado study, and Golden family from Plainview in the area. Also noted are local accidents, job changes, and visits by Amila and Clifton residents to Ford Forson’s home.
A report from Clifton Texas discusses M H Gossett president of Federal Land of Houston presenting a program on financial problems of home building and farm improvement. Extension workers note loans with 8 percent annual interest for up to 30 years and guide farmers toward better homes and tenant housing via cooperative efforts.
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